Lee Eaton
Head Coach/Performance Consultant
My passion for cycling came a long time ago, competing in numerous disciplines of the sport, but settling quite early on with MTB racing. My love of competitive racing drove me to look deeper in to how the human body actually works and responds to training.
With this I decided I wanted to start my coaching journey, where I could help people achieve targeted goals and get the best from themselves.
Many years on, I've never looked back! I am an ABCC Level 3 qualified coach and continue my study in exercise physiology and sports science regularly, to keep up with the latest research & development.
This allows me to provide the best service, expertise & knowledge to my athletes, but more importantly, get the best out of them!
I have helped many athletes succeed in achieving their goals over the years, from one off events, to winning national titles - it's about communication, understanding each individual and working efficiently to achieve goals and succeed!
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Rich Rothwell
Performance Coach
I've ridden bikes all my life; BMX, Road, Mountain Bike and Gravel. On or off road, I just love being on a bike.
I have competed in many disciplines and enjoyed them all. My current personal focus is ultra-distance, and I love that riding and racing has taken me around the world, making some amazing friends along the way.
I'm an ABCC Level Three Coach and alongside my real world riding, training and race experience - I continue my studying to keep abreast of developments and ideas that can be used to benefit my coached riders.
I believe that anyone can improve with personal commitment and high quality coaching. I love getting to know my riders and finding training strategies that fit alongside their needs, wants, and lifestyles. I also really enjoy advising on target setting, equipment and race strategy. I consider these aspects a crucial part of any coaching service.
Tom Hocking
Performance Coach
My love of cycling was sparked from a young age. I started riding my bike with my dad from age 3 down here in Cornwall, eventually breaking my stabilisers on rocks that they definitely weren't supposed to go over!
As a kid, I never thought of racing as I was quite shy and reserved, until my dad suggested I enter a short race just before COVID. After the lockdown, I decided to enter more, and that's when I caught the racing bug.
My discipline is XCO racing, and competing nationally has taken me to places that I previously only dreamt of going!
As I reached the end of secondary school, I chose to study Sports Science, keen to understand more about anatomy and physiology. I thoroughly enjoyed this, which prompted me to continue my studies, earning my BSc (Hons) in Sports Therapy.
Alongside my degree and racing experience, I keep up to date with the latest coaching research, applying this to my day-to-day work to develop my athletes and support them in getting the most out of themselves.